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Wonderful Istanbul
... ones have different opening times for men and women, and you go in the nude! We went for the togs-on, unisex version. It goes like this: you get shown into a domed room with a raised heated stone platform in the centre. You lie on the warm stone; it feels like sunbathing without the sun. After a while a dude wearing a sarong around his ...
300 femmes pour lui tout seul !
Istanbul brille de merveilles...et le palais de Topkapi est probablement la visite qui nous a le plus plu ! Suivez le guide (qui, ici, sont tous officiels :) C'est après la prise de Constantinople en 1453, que les sultans de l'empire Ottoman décident de réaménager ce promotoire du Bosphore, déja connu depuis Byzance, pour construire le palais, lieu de résidence et de pouvoir de l'Empire. Le lieu a été entièrement conservé ...
Nargileh Contemplations: Istanbul Days 3-6
... congratulations and a big smile when I pulled out my lira. Najla, thanks for helping me keep perspective and for being such an easy-going travel partner! I hope your trip home was as uneventful as possible, and will definitely let you know if I'm ever in D.C!
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6/11/12 - 6/12/12
We pass under the great arch and immediately the sound of the city drops away, halted by the imposing stone walls. Time is turned back - taxis, trams, and tour buses exist ...
Turkey - ANZAC Day, Gallipoli and Istanbul
... were invited into a shop where we were taken upstairs and surrounded by amazing lamps everywhere. We sat on the floor and had some Turkish tea while talking with the owners of the shop. It was today we found out how friendly these people actually were. They all love a laugh and dancing around very suprising
“Youre sexy and you know it” as the girls walked past one guy
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Ottomans and All the Men, Part II
... Rubbish, broken windows, empty buildings, stray dogs, 10-year-old kids taunting you like stray dogs. I teased them right back, rendering them unrespondable (if that isn’t a word, it is now), and meriting myself a pat on the back. The streets (more like single-laned cobbled alleyways) were nearly empty, save the few fully covered women I passed. Yet, there were the walls, reminding us of their glory years, casting a shadow over the entire neighborhood. I walked up VERY ...
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